From the Star-Ledger Editorial Page:
The widely held suspicion is that Baroni and David Wildstein, the PA’s director of interstate capital projects, ordered the traffic squeeze to punish Fort Lee’s Democratic mayor, Mark Sokolich, for refusing to endorse Gov. Chris Christie’s re-election. It’s the possibility of a Christie link — Baroni and Wildstein are Christie appointees — that’s fueling speculation. And Baroni’s flimsy excuses, coupled with Wildstein’s abrupt resignation announcement last week, only add to the believability. […]Now that Foye has testified, Baroni and Wildstein should get subpoenas, too. The goal should be to find out what happened on the bridge, with an eye toward any communication with the governor’s office. Full disclosure is a top priority.”
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